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GOYANG, South Korea -- South Korea's ruling conservative party selected a former justice minister now at odds with President Yoon Suk Yeol as its leader on Tuesday as part of efforts to rebuild after a stinging defeat in legislative elections earlier this year.
The judge ruled they were bought in the looting of billions of dollars from the Malaysian fund. The ring is valued at about US$1.17 million and the earrings are worth about US$628,000, the United States says.
“My loving father, Eugene Choo Jin Leong … thank you for serving our nation. We will miss you,” said Choo in a calm voice, moving many with his tribute during the event held at Vijfhuizen Park near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport on Wednesday.
Protests in Bangladesh against the reimposition of a quota system for government jobs have turned deadly. Dozens of people were killed in demonstrations calling for an end to the quota system, which favours the children of fighters in the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
A deal with the US Justice Department in June to settle civil actions against Low and his family “has no bearing” on Singapore’s criminal probe, the city state’s police force said in an emailed statement on Tuesday.
Singapore’s two largest law firms are expanding in China, banking on a trend of Chinese companies venturing overseas even as some of their global peers pull back from the world’s second-largest economy.
